from the economy to immigration? of course. the president needs to talk about immigration it s so important and being a border state i know that he is not just going to talk about the economy because not going to cover the economy. we have already seen that they don t care about the american people and how well the american people are doing. they care about sinking donald trump. last night this so-called blue wave was a blue puddle. can you imagine how much better we would have done if covered president trump fairly it would have been devastating to the democrats. they need to hold on to their derangement syndrome. ed: many in the media laughed when they said kavanaugh and caravan. we can talk about immigration but talk about kavanaugh first. kavanaugh ends um being a big factor this these senate races. every democrat who voted no on kavanaugh in these battle grounds like mccaskill, like a heitkamp, they go down and manchin, the only democrat who votes yes just barely wins. if he vot
points better than when he won re-election. it s too early to call but you see tester out in front in montana. steve, can i there are five democratic senators who are up for re-election tonight who are not just from states that trump held but from states that trump held by double digits in 2016. mccaskill, heitkamp, donnelly, manchin and tester. manchin has definitely held onto his seat and tester, as you said, too early to call. looks like he s well situated compared to his previous election campaigns. you would rather be testing than rosendale right now. one other thing you mentioned, that squeaker of a governor s race in wisconsin. can we possibly go to iowa and look at the governor s race in iowa. i ve been watching these numbers come in and that s wicked close. kim reynolds has just taken the lead. i have to catch up where the vote is left to come in. obviously story county probably the biggest single gap we have
joy was talking was the delayed graphic being seen by the crowd. steve kornacki, if you ve watched any of our broadcast, has explained the lineup of the senate by taking states in and out of the center, and now tonight it becomes for real. yeah, and with those calls now, this becomes let me just show you where we stand now. with the calls in indiana, in tennessee that have just been made we have north dakota. i m going to put this out here. we haven t actually made a call. that puts republicans at 49, with this being the battlefield. you could see just a minute ago, if north dakota, if heitkamp does not come through in north dakota we will see. that right there would put republicans at 50 that would preserve the majority except for this. i got to take you through this scenario, because this will come up, become an issue on the screen here. what s going to happen in the next few minutes, democrats obviously will have to win everything else that s left here. that s a very tall order
maybe that was done with after barack obama won the presidency twice in many places, doing better than his polls. but nothing ever really goes away, does it? i don t think it s gone away. we re talking about the possibility of a recount in florida, and we re all remembering a recount there a lot of people are saying i did this on my show, the prospect of there being recounts in southern california if that s what it come downs to in terms of control of congress. imagine everybody crowding into the orange county registrar of voters. let s say heidi heitkamp wins in texas, but all the others in texas go for the democrats. they do great. and ultimately, it looks like there probably is going to be a runoff in mississippi. i m not saying that mathematically. i m just saying there are three people in the race. nobody looks like they re getting a 50. if the democrats win control of the house and control of the senate then depends on a
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